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Today, Kimberly Bryant's family isn't merely surviving, they're thriving. "I wholly attribute where we are today to Comcast," she says.

Six months ago, Larry Fromme rarely left his apartment, and he worried that he might get evicted as he struggled to pay his rent and buy groceries. Now he regularly...

"A life that's easy, in my opinion, is not a life worth living."

Across the military it's clear that suicide is still a very serious problem.

History is made by those who show up, the old cliche goes. For modern political life, the message is clear: … Continued

Anthony Drees vividly recalls the 1991 Iraqi missile attack on U.S. military barracks in Saudi Arabia that claimed the lives of more … Continued

A siren or alarm can trigger Sandra Ewing’s reflexes, making her believe she is back in Afghanistan. Her instinct is … Continued

Editor’s note: May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and the West Point history department last week asked veterans on Twitter … Continued

According to Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin, demand for services by veterans peaks about four decades after a conflict ends. … Continued

It took me a long time to join a veteran service organization. To be honest, before I joined one, I … Continued

My congressional office recently wrapped up a case for a World War II veteran who saw his delayed appeal approved … Continued

It’s official: The holidays are here. This week, families will gather to share in the sights, sounds, and tastes of … Continued

Editor’s Note: Task & Purpose and GoFundMe teamed up to highlight seven GoFundMe campaigns that are making a difference in … Continued

Editor’s Note: A version of this article was originally published on NYC Veterans Alliance’s blog. Since my brother Mike’s service-related … Continued

The American Legion adopted a resolution Thursday urging the federal government to allow Department of Veterans Affairs doctors to discuss … Continued

Editor’s note: This article originally appeared on The Conversation. Many take time on Memorial Day to remember the Americans who have … Continued

A heartfelt message from a military wife and caregiver has quickly become an inspiring example of how social media can … Continued

Editor’s Note: This article was written by Aaron LeMay, a Communication Chair for Roll Call Chicagoland and Recruiting Programs Specialist … Continued

Marine Corps veteran Terry Sharpe cares about walking. A lot. But what he cares about more is using his long, … Continued

Jake Mitchell, a 22-year-old U.S. Air Force veteran, is reportedly fighting for his life in an intensive care unit in … Continued

Like many Veterans, the war followed Brandon home. He used alcohol to cope. “I had a really hard time with … Continued

When the weekend arrives, most people spend it relaxing, lounging and recovering from a week of hard work, especially for … Continued

Sam Genco, at age 19, narrowly survived one of the United States’ worst military aircraft carrier fires. Today, 50 years … Continued

Most people who serve in the military are forcibly dragged from their hometowns by Uncle Sam and sent to live … Continued

Tiffany Smiley’s husband Scotty lost his eyesight in Iraq to a suicide car bomb in 2005. Since then, he has … Continued